If you own or operate an equipment leasing enterprise, you know that the business can present many challenges, from the drafting of lease terms to the interpretation of an existing lease agreement. Obtaining financing and collecting on leases also present some unique difficulties. You want a lawyer with comprehensive knowledge of the equipment leasing industry, someone who has helped other equipment leasing companies protect their interests.
At the Law Offices of Howard N. Sobel, we bring more than 35 years of experience to equipment leasing companies and brokers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mr. Sobel is a member of LEAN, the Leasing Enforcement Attorneys Network, an elite organization of equipment leasing lawyers. He is also a member of ELFA, the Equipment Leasing Finance Association. We take a personalized and detailed approach to every case we handle, working closely with you to learn the unique aspects of your situation. We offer the same high level of service and attention, regardless of the size of your transaction.
To schedule an appointment, contact our attorneys online or call us at 856-424-6400.
We focus our practice on the needs of equipment leasing companies, including equipment leasing brokers. We’ll work with you at all stages of the legal process, from the negotiation of and equipment lease and the preparation of lease documents to the enforcement of an existing equipment lease. When necessary, we will work with you to obtain required financing for office equipment leases. Mr. Sobel will also offer guidance regarding the interpretation of any provision in a lease contract.
If you have entered into an equipment lease agreement, and face challenges getting paid according to the terms of the lease, we can handle all collection efforts, from the initial demand to litigation under Section 2A of the Uniform Commercial Code.
Contact our attorneys online or call us at 856-424-6400. Evening and weekend meetings can be arranged upon request. We accept all major credit cards.
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